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Eco Tan's face oil — and one of the cleanest formulations in any origin. Eight ingredients, every single one certified organic: seven cold-pressed seed oils (grape, coconut, jojoba, acai, chia, pumpkin, sacha inchi) plus natural vitamin E. No fragrance, no preservatives, no emulsifiers, no filler. The oil blend is cleverly composed — grape seed provides a lightweight linoleic-acid base that absorbs without greasiness, sacha inchi delivers omega-3 (unusual in a face oil), acai and chia add antioxidant depth, and jojoba mimics the skin's own sebum composition. Australian-made by Eco By Sonya, who built the brand on certified-organic self-tanners before expanding into skincare. At $40 for 30ml, fair pricing for an all-organic seven-oil blend.
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Glory Oil by Eco Tan is formulated for normal, dry, combination, mature skin. Eco Tan's face oil — and one of the cleanest formulations in any origin. Eight ingredients, every single one certified organic: seven cold-pressed seed oils (grape, coconut, jojoba, acai, chia, pumpkin, sacha inchi) plus natural vitamin E. No fragrance, no preservatives, no emulsifiers, no filler. The oil blend is cleverly composed — grape seed provides a lightweight linoleic-acid base that absorbs without greasiness, sacha inchi delivers omega-3 (unusual in a face oil), acai and chia add antioxidant depth, and jojoba mimics the skin's own sebum composition. Australian-made by Eco By Sonya, who built the brand on certified-organic self-tanners before expanding into skincare. At $40 for 30ml, fair pricing for an all-organic seven-oil blend.
The key active ingredients in Glory Oil are Jojoba Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: eight ingredients, all certified organic — radical simplicity and sacha inchi oil delivers omega-3 — rare in face oils.
Yes, Glory Oil targets dryness, dullness, fine lines. eight ingredients, all certified organic — radical simplicity
Glory Oil retails for around $40, which places it in the mid range for oils. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: pure oil won't provide humectant hydration — needs layering with an essence or serum; no antioxidant actives beyond what the oils naturally contain; coconut oil is comedogenic for some — acne-prone skin may react.
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